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Details about June 30 Revolution Egypt

05 16, 2023

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The revolution of June 30, 2013, changed the course of events in modern and contemporary Egyptian history, and wrote in letters of light the birth of a new path of pure Egyptian national action, to launch the process of real and modern construction and development at all levels, under the leadership of President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, as it was based on strong pillars of popular cohesion and national alignment to confront the challenges left by the terrorist Brotherhood, which almost turned Egypt into an emirate subordinate to foreign plans under the illusion of the idea of a caliphate.

The “June 30 Revolution” not only exposed the falsehoods and falsehoods promoted by the Brotherhood during their short time in power in Egypt, but it is also a pivotal revolution in the country's history that corrected the paths of the modern Egyptian state, cleared the clouds from Egypt's clear sky, and opened the way for its national leadership to build national cohesion on the pillars of the institutions of a modern, modern state.

The June 30 Revolution was a correction of the course of the January 25, 2011 revolution, which was hijacked by the Brotherhood after the 2012 presidential elections, and at the same time complemented its principles that called for living, freedom and social justice, but these demands, which were a dream for Egyptians, were shattered by attempts that ended with the hijacking of the revolution, the state and the will of Egyptians at the hands of the Brotherhood and the Murshid regime, who sought to “ionize” state institutions and control them.

The glorious June 30 revolution was also an expression of the launch of a pivotal stage in the history of the Egyptian nation, moving it from a stage of loss, collapse, disintegration and ambitions, to a stage of construction and sustainable modern development, and confirmed that Egypt is witnessing large-scale changes to build a modern and modern state, according to the best international standards, to be able to catch up with the global developments witnessed by the international community, believing that the political leadership cannot be separated from global changes.

The June 30 revolution is a pivotal pivotal stage with all the complexities and entanglements. After Egypt was at risk of fragmentation and collapse due to the Brotherhood's terrorist plans, it moved directly from stabilizing the state, strengthening the cohesion of its institutions and restoring stability, to building a modern state and giant national projects.

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The June 30 revolution in Egypt was characterized by mass protests and the eventual ousting of President Mohamed Morsi in 2013. The most important personality associated with this revolution is General Abdel Fattah el-Sisi. He played a key role in the events of June 30 and later became the President of Egypt. General el-Sisi's leadership during this period had a significant impact on Egypt's political landscape.

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